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CHAPTER I. Geological and Geographical Structure of Mexico—Extent.

15th. The Rio Gila rises in the Sierra de los Mimbres, and descends to the south, through a small and mountain bound valley until it unites with the Colorado.

IV. Lakes , Lagunes , &c.
  1. Timpanogos and Teyugo or Salado.
  1. Lagunas de Bavispe, San Martin, de Guzman, de Patos, de Encinillas and de Castilla in the state of Chihuahua.
  1. The Laguna de Cayman in the Bolson de Mapimi.
  1. The Lakes of Parras and Agua Verde on the west boundary of Coahuila.
  1. The Lakes of Charcas, Chairel and Chila in the state of San Luis Potosi.
  1. Nine small Soda Lakes in Zacatecas.
  1. The large and important Lake of Chapala and others in Jalisco.
  1. Pazcuaro, Cuizco, Araron, Huango, Tanguato, and Huaniquo in Michoacan.
  1. The five large Lakes of Tezcoco, Chalco, Xochimilco, San Cristoval and Zumpango in the valley of Mexico.
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